Fisherman's Point - Lincoln National Park

Looking down from the camping area.

Oh me, Oh my.  There are so many wonderful spots in the Lincoln National Park.  So far, I have only touched on a few and let me tell you - they do not dissapoint! 
This might be one of my favourites.  Accessible by 2WD it's about 30mins into the National Park.  This point is set about 10-15 metres above sea level.  It's secluded by shrubbery and almost has 360 views of the ocean.  It sits right above a lovely peaceful bay.  You can light campfires, set up camp, relax, swim, fish, walk on the beach and just enjoy.  What more could you possibly need?

The camping area

Pretty nice huh?

 

Looking back to Fisherman's Point from the beach.

Crystal clear...

Flinders Monument - Lincoln National Park

This spot is a really nice 20min drive from Port Lincoln.  It's especially beautiful on a clear day with blue skies.  You drive on bitumen all the way, so no need to worry about taking your car off road.  There's a lookout from the hill which you can walk to and depending on your fitness level it will take 20-40mins to get to the top.  As you climb upwards you wind around, allowing you to take in views from all angles.  Being almost Spring, the day I went all the wildflowers were out in bloom.

One you get to the top you will be rewarded with spectacular views out to Port Lincoln, and across the National Park, out to sea where the ocean is dotted with islands.

A very enjoyable sight to see!

Beautiful Wildflowers

Almost there.  Flinders Monument on Stamford Hill

Looking out west over Boston Bay from Stamford Hill

Sunset